Paradiso herself will guide Jack to a revelation that begins to explain the events of his past. But beyond the lost corridor, Hazard leads the Redwaters toward the city with only Dandy and Honeybad standing in their way. Amid new answers and questions, an old war has returned to Paradiso.
Paradiso is definitely a book that I highly recommend you checking out. I know I have said in the past that dystopian type stories have worn on me. But this has a different look than your run-of-the-mill dystopian world. It has just the right touch of science fiction to set it apart from the rest. Read Full Review
The creative team of Paradiso continue to prove why they are one of the best up-and-coming group of creators in comic books today. Read Full Review
Paradiso #3 keeps up the pace and complexity of the previous issues, whilst including some elements of recap. Thematically dense, it is arguably not the ideal starting point for someone who wishes to read the occasional casual issue, but really, you should be reading this excellent series from start to finish anyway. The creative team is on point as always, generating a beautifully put-together world, populated with distinct, detailed characters. The complexity may put off some readers, and there is a lot to process in this issue, but personally, it makes me eagerly await Paradiso #4. Read Full Review
Paradiso #3 continues to top itself in both artistic quality and character investment. The unveiling of information on the world gets better as the series goes on, giving readers enough to think about for the next installment while also providing enough to not feel detached. Read Full Review
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